Tom Davies World War I has ended but in the racial cauldron of the slums of Cardiff’s Tiger Bay, a different war begins. Here, Sophie James, a beautiful young Somali whore, plies her dangerous trade. The idealistic Reverend Thomas, believing himself called by God, works among the warring races. The novel features a number of … Read More “Fire in the Bay (1990)” »
Day: 11 May 2022
“In 1130, Maredudd ap Bleddyn of Powys had his great nephew Llywelyn’s testicles removed and his eyes gouged out. It is unclear what offense Llywelyn had committed against Maredudd to merit this treatment, but events leading up to Llywelyn’s mutilation suggest that Maredudd feared that Llywelyn would become a threat to his own political power. … Read More “12th Century” »
Bran the Blessed Brân the Blessed (Blessed Crow) is a giant and king of Britain in Welsh mythology. Christopher Penczak in his book Gay Witchcraft: Empowering the Tribe claimed ‘Robert Graves, the somewhat controversial author of The White Goddess believed that Bran worshipped by an order of homosexual priests, and Amathon, a version of the … Read More “Antiquity” »